Hurl

usgb/hɜːrl/Volume
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Physical ForcePlay
Describes intense throwing, often associated with anger or urgency. SlideHe hurled the ball with such force it broke the window.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Commonly used in negative contexts, like aggressive actions or confrontations. SlideDuring the riot, some participants hurled bottles.
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Emotional ReleasePlay
May be used metaphorically to express throwing out emotions or thoughts vigorously. SlideHe hurled his fears aside and went on stage.